It always pleases my heart to see that villagers are participating in caring for the environment, whether it’s on land or in the sea. And, it seems just this is happening in Bondalem in north-east Bali. Recently I was looking around the area of Tejakula not far from Bondalem. Actually I was a guest at the Poinciana Resort in Tembok, along the same stretch of road. This whole area is pristine and well worth a visit albeit off the regular tourist tracks. The pebblestone beaches are a challenge underfoot but this is outweighed with the stunning backdrop of the mountains bowing to the sea and the crystal clear waters of the Bali Sea. It is an area where it is understandable that the friendly villagers have this desire to preserve their surroundings. Basically they make a living from the sea and so it’s only natural that you would want to preserve the waters and the coral reefs.
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No, I’m not talking about chickens running the marathon along Ngurah Rai Bypass or down Jalan Legian but rather bird flu handling exercises to be held in Bali on April 25-27th. These exercises will be conducted in three places. They are at Ngurah Rai Airport and at Sanglah General Hospital in Denpasar as well as the general hospital in Tabanan. What’s it all about you ask. Simple, the Indonesian government wants to show the world that it is getting a handle on the bird-flu situation in the country. So, they invited 42 representatives of international health agencies and foreign governments …
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The dream of owning real estate in Bali is shared by nearly everyone who visits the island. Local laws make it somewhat complicated, but more than 10,000 foreigners own or lease real estate on the island. Some do it mainly as an investment and others want to buy a place to live the simple life in retirement or even while working at a job that can be done anywhere in the world.
Baliblog is loaded with information for visitors as well as for potential investors or expats, and now we’ve added a new feature …
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Foreigners to Bali often dream about owning their own home. It is possible but you have to get your paper work in order.
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Cashing your chips in at home and moving to Bali. Sounds like a dream come true, but how do you go about buying / building a house in Bali? Here’s some advice from BaliProperties.com
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No, I’m not talking about chickens running the marathon along Ngurah Rai Bypass or down Jalan Legian but rather bird flu handling exercises to be held in Bali on April 25-27th. These exercises will be conducted in three places. They are at Ngurah Rai Airport and at Sanglah General Hospital in Denpasar as well as the general hospital in Tabanan. What’s it all about you ask. Simple, the Indonesian government wants to show the world that it is getting a handle on the bird-flu situation in the country. So, they invited 42 representatives of international health agencies and foreign governments …
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Buying land and building a house or a business is a dream for many people in Bali especially outsiders. The reality is that owning land and living a stress free life is harder than you think and the process is filled with pitfalls.
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Tourists and visitors to Bali are faced with dangers they would not face in their own country. Apart from tropical diseases, many visitors ride motorbikes and expose themselves to risk. Fortunately their are places you can go if trouble strikes. This evening I visited one, SOS International in Kuta.
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Ask any property man in Bali how the market is going and he’ll tell you its flying! Good plots of land are getting snapped up like single women the evening before Nyepi. Don’t miss out by not checking your options.
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Owning a villa in Bali, either ready made or designed with your imagination can be a dream come true. It can also be a minefield if you don’t go through a reputable company. BaliRealEstate.net is a premier real estate company with a selection of properties in different areas.
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